Welcome to TS Event Productions LLC,
I remember being completely mesmerized at my first rock concert, not by Neal Schon's endlessly tasteful guitar solo or the 4-way harmonies that Journey epitomizes, but by the sheer grandeur of it all. Between the beautiful aesthetic, the expert sound quality and the music I grew up loving, something abstract, an idea, a memory, suddenly became something that seemed tangible. It was an experience that I will always carry with me. When every aspect of a live production works in perfect harmony, the impossible seems to become reality. My love for live entertainment has always enabled me to create something unique and meaningful with every event, and it is with great pride that I am now able to present a powerhouse built on a foundation of true passion. Combining a desire to collaborate with an unprecedented level of dedication, incomparable industry experience and a true love for what we do is what allows us to elevate production quality and leave an irrevocable mark on an audience. With attention to detail and meticulous care, your vision becomes a reality and your experience becomes so much more than just a memory.
We look forward to hearing from you,
Tyler Soucy
President and Founder
Tyler Soucy
President
Tyler is a full time entertainment technology specialist based in southern NH. Having worked in the live entertainment industry for 10 years, Tyler’s experience stretches live sound reinforcement, lighting design, technical management and complete event design for concerts, live theatre, worship events and corporate presentation in performance venues and ballrooms across the greater New Hampshire area.
Awards and Honors
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Nomination: New Hampshire Theatre Awards, Best Lighting Design
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Milford Area Players W;t, 2014
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Nomination: New Hampshire Theatre Awards, Best Lighting Design
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RB Productions, Hairspray Jr, Capitol Center for the Arts, 2019
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Good JoB Productions, Amelia, Hatbox Theatre, 2019
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Winner: New Hampshire Theatre Awards, Best Lighting Design
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Hatbox Theatre, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, 2019
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Michael Portrie
Director of Operations
Project Lead - Integrated Systems
Michael Portrie is a Lighting Designer and Systems Technician based in New Hampshire. He has also held various positions with Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State University, Steelman Production Services, New Hampshire Music Festival, and Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College. Some of his other notable skills include stage management, arena rigging, theatrical and architectural control systems, and microelectronics. He is the honored recipient of a BA in Theatre & Dance as well as the Theatre and Dance Award for Excellence in Technical Direction from Keene State College.
Becca Beaulieu
Project Manager
Becca has been involved on stage and behind the scenes for most of her life. She has been described as a “Swiss army knife of a human.” Over the last 5 years, she has worked as a show technician at Canobie Lake Park, serving the last two summers as the lead tech, stage manager at the Seacoast Rep, and touring the country as lighting tech and assistant stage manager for Chamber Theatre. Through her career, she has gained experience with lighting, sound, video, stage managing, post production, and performing. She has a B.A. in Design/Technology and Arts Management from Plymouth State University where she was awarded the senior award for excellence in management.
Mitchell Hemmer
Director of Video Services
Mitchell is a filmmaker and camera operator that found his start in adventure film making. His past years of work experience include documentary, short film, commercial and television broadcast film making. He has worked for companies such as New Hampshire Tourism, Vuemax, Alien works, and Big Brick productions. Mitchell also has years of stagehand experience making him a great fit for TSEP. He studied at the Savannah College of Art and Design for a B.F.A in Film and television with a concentration in Cinematography. Mitchell is so excited to be a part of the TSEP family.
From Our Clients.
Values in Action Award, 2019 - Nomination
Roedel Companies, Hotel Development and Acquisitions
Small Business of the Year, 2019 - Nomination
Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce
Best Lighting Design, 2019 - Winner
NH Theatre Awards
"Tyler’s artistic sense of stage lighting is excellent – creating subtle shadows and patterns, or going bold with moving heads and sidelights. His ear is tuned to provide exceptional sound support and balance. But what has impressed me most over the past 7+ years is Tyler’s inherent sense of professionalism. When he lays a cable, it is tucked in and taped down. When he hangs a light, it is firmly mounted and safety cabled in place. He can talk to my renters, guiding choices with tact and ease. He listens, he interprets, and then he provides. His dedication to and passion for live entertainment is apparent in everything he does."
Robin LaCroix
Director of Theatre Arts, Amato Center for the Performing Arts
"Tyler's ability to capture the essence and feel of a production with lighting - whether the show is a small drama where his art is dependent on the acting and directing, or a musical where his lighting is the center of attention - is the result of a combination of factors: years of long hours of hard work, technical expertise second to none, and being gifted with an innate sense of what works for a production. His talent, professionalism, attention to detail, and easy rapport with director, cast and crew have earned him the respect and admiration of his collegues, myself included. Watch out for this one. He's going places."
Vicky Sandin
Milford Area Players
“Tyler is a very professional, passionate and focused lighting technician and designer. He is in love with what he does. His expertise with stage craft, willingness to collaborate and his unequalled level of effort creates the most perfect storm of artistic excellence."
Robyn Goulette
Artistic Director, Saving Grace Dance Ensamble
"Tyler Soucy's lighting designs are indicative of an artistic sensibility, attention to detail, layered nuances, and technical skill that many designers don't achieve until much later in their careers. Tyler understands a directors vision, the subtleties of the piece, and the needs of nervous actors. His work is elegant, textured and effective. Any theater would be lucky to have him associated with their shows."
Katie Collins
Director of Development, Capitol Center for the Arts